00956     2200193   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036007000300056008004100059020001800100082001000118084001600128245007600144260005300220300002100273650001300294520042800307990002700735INLIS00000000001077120221128101550  a0010-1122000113ta221128                g          0 eng    a0-14-023234-6  a808.5  a808.5 TWE t 4aPenguin  Book of Twentieth-Century Speeches /cBrian MacArthur [editor]  aUnited States of America :bPenguins Book,c1994  a488 hlm ;c25 cm 4aSpeeches  aFor better, for worse, the great public speakers have always had the power to change the world. Whether it has been President Vaclav Havel sweeping aside the moral miasma in Czechoslovakia, Hitler winning over hostile industrialists in Dusseldorf, Churchill rousing the British to war, or Emmeline Pankhurst fighting for female suffrage, this century's verbal spellbinders have been able to transform attitudes and beliefs.  a03911/MKRI-P/VIII-2006